Save emoji in mysql database

You can add the utf8mb4 charset to your connection settings. Also make sure the database/table encoding to utf8mb4

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Sweet! Thanks Teo

Hi Teodor, is it possible to get to this screen for an existing database? I’m able to see this if I select “New Database Connection” but I’m unable to find an edit option for the current connection Thanks!

Hey there,

I’ve just been trying to figure this out, and I couldn’t see the database connection properties either because my connection kept showing below.

So I had to modify my docker-compose.yml in the Targets folder. I added the highlighted below and restarted the server. It all started to work.

Make sure your tables and columns are set to utf8mb4 and utf8mb4_unicode_ci respectively.

You can get to this screen in the workflows tab using docker its under globals

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Thank you! This was the answer!

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